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Asher Anthes
  • Charlotte, NC
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Mortgaging a F&C property based on appraised value rather than purchase price

Asher Anthes
  • Charlotte, NC
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I'm 26 years old, have 65k to invest. And two rental properties with positive cash flows on both. I want to buy a cheap property with all cash, fix it up, get a tennant in ($450 positive cash flow is the goal). But I want to stay as liquid as possible. So, my question is, is there any way I can mortgage the property at 75-80% LTV quickly based on appraised value NOT the purchase price. I want to be able to tap the forced equity for my next deal. I've heard you have to wait 6 months or a year after the purchase time to go off a new appraisal. Any way I can do it quicker with a small lender or something? Thanks!

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